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125 kHz Proximity
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“How to Order” Guide
D00530, Release A.6
December 1, 2008
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125 kHz How to Order Guide - D00530, A.6
Contents
Credentials .................................................................................................................................................... 3
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................3
1326 - ProxCard® II Card Ordering Form ..................................................................................................................4
1336 / 1536 - DuoProx® II Card Ordering Form.........................................................................................................5
®
1346 - ProxKey II Keyfob Ordering Form ................................................................................................................ 6
1386 / 1586 - ISOProx® II Card Ordering Form .........................................................................................................7
1397 / 1597 - Smart ISOProx® II Card Ordering Form .............................................................................................. 8
1398 / 1598 - Smart DuoProx® II Card Ordering Form ............................................................................................. 9
1397/1398/1597/1598 - Standard Contact Smart Chip Module Card Ordering Form .............................................. 10
1351 - ProxPass® II Vehicle Identification Tag Ordering Form ................................................................................ 11
1390 - eProx™ Tag Embedded Proximity Ordering Form ....................................................................................... 12
1391 - MicroProx® Tag Proximity Ordering Form ................................................................................................... 13
168/169 Style - ProxCard® Plus Card Ordering Form ............................................................................................. 14
Direct Image PVC Glossy Label Part Numbers ....................................................................................................... 15
Custom Artwork Checklist Form .............................................................................................................................. 16
Indala 125kHz Credential............................................................................................................................ 17
FPISO - FlexPass Imageable Card Ordering Guide................................................................................................ 18
FPSMT - Flexpass™ Imageable Card with Contact Chip Ordering Guide ..............................................................19
FPCRD - FlexCard Standard Card Ordering Guide................................................................................................. 20
FPKEY - FlexKey® Keytag Ordering Guide ............................................................................................................ 21
CXKEY - CX Keytag Ordering Guide ...................................................................................................................... 22
FPMXI - Flexpass™ Proximity Multiple Technology Imageable Card Ordering Guide ............................................ 23
FlexPass Formats ................................................................................................................................................... 24
Electronic Artwork Requirement Checklist.................................................................................................. 25
Anti-Counterfeiting Descriptions ................................................................................................................. 26
Custom Artwork Placement and Inkjet Location Form................................................................................ 27
ProxCard® II Cards .................................................................................................................................................. 27
DuoProx® II Cards ................................................................................................................................................... 28
ISOProx® II Cards ................................................................................................................................................... 29
Smart ISOProx and DuoProx II Cards..................................................................................................................... 30
MicroProx Tag ......................................................................................................................................................... 31
1050AGN00 ProxProgrammer® Ordering Guide ....................................................................................... 32
HID Proximity Readers................................................................................................................................ 33
Accessories ............................................................................................................................................................. 33
6005 / 6008 - ProxPoint® Plus Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options ......................................................... 35
5365 / 5368 - MiniProx® Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options................................................................... 36
5455 / 5458 / 5355 / 5352 /5358 - ProxPro® Family Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options......................... 37
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5395 / 5398 - ThinLine II Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options ................................................................ 38
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5375 - MaxiProx Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options............................................................................. 39
5385 / 6000 / 6020 - MultiProx® Proximity Family Part Numbers and Options ........................................................ 40
4045 - EntryProx™ Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options .......................................................................... 41
Proximity Embedded Reader Modules Part Numbers and Options (OEM product only)......................................... 42
5405 / 5408 - Prox80™ Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options..................................................................... 43
Indala Proximity Readers ............................................................................................................................ 44
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................. 44
FP - FlexPass® Reader Ordering Guide .................................................................................................................. 45
Advantage Series (ASR) Reader Ordering Guide ................................................................................................... 46
OMR Module Ordering Guide.................................................................................................................................. 46
Indala FlexPass Accessories................................................................................................................................... 47
Corporate 1000™ Format - Request & Authorization Form ....................................................................... 48
Index of Terms for HID Credentials ............................................................................................................ 50
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Credentials
Overview
Each part number consists of a base number, to indicate the type of Credential, and a number or letter to indicate each
Credential option. Each Credential has a standard part number which includes default options, as indicated on the attached
Credential guides. When an order is placed for a credential, the base number and all options must be specified. If you require
any options that are different from the default options, you must also indicate those options at the time the order is placed. All
part numbers must be complete to be accepted by HID’s order entry system.
All credential orders must have the following information:
• Base Model Number - Indicates type of credential
• Frequency - Indicates high (400 kHz), low (125 kHz), or (13.56 MHz) frequency. Low frequency (125 kHz) is standard for all
HID Proximity access credentials. 400 kHz is an optional frequency offered for use with the older generation Destron/IDI
products and ProxCard® II proximity credentials. 13.56 MHz is the contactless frequency associated with iCLASS® and
MIFARE®.
• Programming - Indicates whether the credential is programmed at the factory by HID or programmed by you with an HID field
programmer. If the credential is ordered non-programmed, an HID field programmer must be used for programming. (Contact an
HID sales representative for field programmer eligibility.)
• Front Packaging - Indicates standard or custom artwork and type of finish.
• Back Packaging - Indicates standard or custom artwork and type of finish.
• 125 kHz Credential Numbering - Internal 125 kHz programmed number and visible external credential number.
• Slot Punch
All orders for custom artwork credentials must have the following information:
• Custom Artwork Number (Call your Customer Service Representative if number is not available.)
In addition, all credential orders must have the following programming information:
• Bit and Format(s) Numbers
• Facility Code(s)
• Internal and External Start Numbers
• Any Special Instructions
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1326 - ProxCard® II Card Ordering Form
Please ensure each required option has been checked with the appropriate choice to fulfill a completed order form.
1326 Base Model
Programming (Check One)
L - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz) HID. Specify Programming Information.
C - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz) Casi Rusco4. (Identified on Ink jet Markings) Specify Programming Information.
N - Non-Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Programming Information Not Required.
Front Packaging (Check One)
S - ProxCard II Artwork - Vinyl with Matte Finish
M - Plain White Vinyl with Matte Finish
G - Plain White PVC with Gloss Finish
A - ProxCard II with Adhesive Front1
C - Custom Artwork - Specify Custom Artwork Number2
Back Packaging (Check One)
S - Base with Molded HID Logo
C - Custom Artwork - Specify Custom Artwork Number2
(Cover)
Front
Packaging
Card Numbering3 (Check One)
M - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Inkjetted)
N - No External Card Numbering
S - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Inkjetted)
R - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Inkjetted)
(Base)
Back
Packaging
12345 = Card ID Number
YYYYYYYY-YY = Sales Order Number
Slot Punch
V - Vertical Slot Punch
Option - Custom Artwork2
(Specify Artwork Number – Refer to the Custom Artwork Forms for new Artwork)
Please enter your final card options from check boxes above. Example: 1326LSSMV
Final Part Number
1326
V
-
(Options #)
125 kHz Card Programming Information
Bit Numbers
. (example: 26 bit)
Facility Code
.
(Custom Formats) Site Code
. City Code
Internal Card No. Start
. Stop
External Card No. Start
. Stop
Format Number
. OEM Code
(example: H10301)
.
.
.
Special Instructions:
.
The part numbers for non-adhesive labels to be used with the ProxCard II with the adhesive front are 1324GGN31 without slot and 1324GGV31 with slot.
For new artwork files, contact Customer Service for custom artwork number, lead-times, and cost.
3 The external card number is placed in the top left-hand corner on the back of the card. HID logo molded into base on back.
4 Programmed as a sequential 12 digit number.
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1336 / 1536 - DuoProx® II Card Ordering Form
Please ensure each required option has been checked with the appropriate choice to fulfill a completed order form.
Base Model
1336 Standard PVC
1536 Composite 40% Polyester / PVC *
Programming (Check One)
L - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Specify Programming Information.
C - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz) Casi Rusco6. (Identified on Ink jet Markings)
Specify Programming Information.
N - Non-Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Programming Information Not Required.
Front Packaging (Check One)
G - Plain White PVC w/ Gloss Finish
C - Custom Artwork w/ Gloss Finish – Specify Custom Artwork Number1
Back Packaging (Check One)
G - Plain White PVC w/ Gloss Finish2
S - Standard DuoProx II Artwork Gloss Finish2
C - Custom Artwork w/ Gloss Finish – Specify Custom Artwork Number1, 2
Card
Numbering3 (Check
Back Packaging
One)
M - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Inkjette
N - No External Card Numbering
S - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Inkjetted)
R - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Inkjetted)
A - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Engraved)5
B - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Engraved)5
C - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Engraved)5
Slot Punch4 (Check One)
N - No Slot Punch (Printed location of vertical and horizontal slot punch will remain)
V - Vertical Slot Punch (Printed location of horizontal slot punch will remain)
H - Horizontal Slot Punch (Printed location of vertical slot punch will remain)
12345 = Card ID Number
YYYYYYYY-YY = Sales Order Number
Option - Custom Artwork1
(Specify Artwork Number – Refer to the Custom Artwork Forms for new Artwork)
Please enter your final card options from check boxes above. Example: 1336LGGMN
Final Part Number
(Options #)
125 kHz Card Programming Information
Bit Numbers
. (example: 26 bit)
Facility Code
.
(Custom Formats) Site Code
Format Number
. City Code
. OEM Code
Internal Card No. Start
. Stop
.
External Card No. Start
. Stop
.
(example: H10301)
.
Special Instructions:
.
For new artwork files, contact Customer Service for custom artwork number, lead-times, and cost.
Cards ordered with plain white front and back packaging, with no HID artwork or with custom artwork, will still have a small “HID logo” "
" and reference
number printed in the lower left-hand corner and a slot punch target printed on the back of the card.
3 The external card number is placed in the bottom right-hand corner on the back of the card.
4 Cards are provided with an optional slot punch at no additional charge. Some video imaging printers cannot accommodate pre-slot punched cards.
Please consult with the printer manufacturer prior to ordering.
5 For Laser Engraved external numbers, consult factory for lead times and cost.
6 Programmed as a sequential 12 digit number.
* The composite construction is recommended for all cards that will have an over-laminate applied.
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1346 - ProxKey® II Keyfob Ordering Form
Please ensure each required option has been checked with the appropriate choice to fulfill a completed order form.
1346 Base Model
Programming (Check One)
L - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Specify Programming Information.
N - Non-Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Programming Information Not Required.
Front Packaging
S - Standard HID Logo
Back Packaging
S - Standard
Keyfob Numbering1 (Check One)
M - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Inkjetted)
O - Sequential External only (Inkjetted)
N - No External Card Numbering
S - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Inkjetted)
R - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Inkjetted)
A - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Engraved)2
B - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Engraved)2
C - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Engraved)2
Front Packaging
Back Packaging
12345 = Keyfob ID Number
YYYYYYYY-YY = Sales Order Number
Slot Punch3
N - No Option
Please enter your final ProxKey options from check boxes above. Example: 1346LSSMN
Final Part Number
1346
S
S
N
125 kHz ProxKey Programming Information
Bit Numbers
. (example: 26 bit)
Facility Code
.
(Custom Formats) Site Code
. City Code
Internal Key No. Start
. Stop
.
External Key No. Start
. Stop
.
Format Number
. OEM Code
Special Instructions:
(example: H10301)
.
.
The external number is placed on the back of the Keyfob.
For Laser Engraved external numbers, consult factory for lead times and cost.
3 Key Ring sold separately (Part Number: 57-0001-02).
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1386 / 1586 - ISOProx® II Card Ordering Form
Please ensure each required option has been checked with the appropriate choice to fulfill a completed order form.
Base Model
1386 Standard PVC
1586 Composite 40% Polyester / PVC *
Programming (Check One)
L - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Specify Programming Information.
C - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz) Casi Rusco6. (Identified on Ink jet Markings) Specify Programming Information.
N - Non-Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Programming Information Not Required.
Front Packaging (Check One)
G - Plain White PVC w/ Gloss Finish
C - Custom Artwork w/ Gloss Finish – Specify Custom Artwork Number1
Front Packaging
Back Packaging (Check One)
G - Plain White PVC w/ Gloss Finish2
S - Standard ISOProx II Artwork Gloss Finish2
C - Custom Artwork w/ Gloss Finish – Specify Custom Artwork Number1, 2
Card Numbering (Check One)
M - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Inkjetted)
N - No External Card Numbering
S - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Inkjetted)
R - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Inkjetted)
A - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Engraved)5
B - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Engraved)5
C - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Engraved)5
Back Packaging
Slot Punch4 (Check One)
N - No Slot Punch (Printed location of vertical and horizontal slot punch will remain)
V - Vertical Slot Punch (Printed location of horizontal slot punch will remain)
H - Horizontal Slot Punch (Printed location of vertical slot punch will remain)
12345 = Card ID Number
YYYYYYYY-YY = Sales Order Number
Option - Custom Artwork1
(Specify Artwork Number – Refer to the Custom Artwork Forms for new Artwork)
Please enter your final card options from check boxes above. Example: 1386LGGMN
Final Part Number
-
(Options #)
125 kHz Card Programming Information
Bit Numbers
Facility Code
(Custom Formats) Site Code
Internal Card No. Start
External Card No. Start
Special Instructions:
. (example: 26 bit)
.
. City Code
. Stop
. Stop
Format Number
. OEM Code
(example: H10301)
.
.
.
.
For new artwork files, contact Customer Service for custom artwork number, lead-times, and cost.
Cards ordered with plain white front and back packaging, with no HID artwork or with custom artwork, will still have a small “HID logo” "
" and reference
number printed in the lower left-hand corner and a slot punch target printed on the back of the card.
3 The external card number is placed in the bottom right-hand corner on the back of the card.
4 Cards are provided with an optional slot punch at no additional charge. Some video imaging printers cannot accommodate pre-slot punched cards. Please
consult with the printer manufacturer prior to ordering.
5 For Laser Engraved external numbers, consult factory for lead times and cost.
6 Programmed as a sequential 12 digit number.
* The composite construction is recommended for all cards that will have an over-laminate applied.
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1397 / 1597 - Smart ISOProx® II Card Ordering Form
Please ensure each required option has been checked with the appropriate choice to fulfill a completed order form.
Base Model
1397 Standard PVC
1597 Composite 40% Polyester / PVC *
Programming (Check One)
L - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Specify Programming Information.
C - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz) Casi-Rusco6. (Identified on Ink jet Markings)
Specify Programming Information.
N - Non-Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Programming Information Not Required.
Front Packaging (Check One)
G - Plain White PVC with Gloss Finish
C - Custom Artwork with Gloss Finish – Specify Custom Artwork Number1
12345 = Card ID Number
YYYYYYYY-YY = Sales Order Number
Optional
Contact Smart
Chip Module
(Front or Back side)
Front Packaging
Back Packaging (Check One)
G - Plain White PVC with Gloss Finish2
S - Standard Smart ISOProx II Artwork2
C - Custom Artwork with Gloss Finish – Specify Custom Artwork Number1, 2
Card Numbering3 (Check One)
M - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Inkjetted)
N - No External Card Numbering
S - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Inkjetted)
R - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Inkjetted)
A - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Engraved)4
B - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Engraved)4
C - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Engraved)4
Back Packaging
Slot Punch5 (Check One)
N - No Slot Punch (Printed location of vertical slot punch will remain)
V - Vertical Slot Punch
For a list of embeddable modules, contact your Regional Sales Representative.
Option - Custom Artwork1
(Specify Artwork Number – Refer to the Custom Artwork Forms for new Artwork)
Please enter your final card options from check boxes above. Example: 1397LGGMN
Final Part Number
-
(Options #)
125 kHz Card Programming Information
Bit Numbers
. (example: 26 bit)
Facility Code
.
(Custom Formats) Site Code
Format Number
. City Code
. OEM Code
Internal Card No. Start
. Stop
.
External Card No. Start
. Stop
.
(example: H10301)
.
Special Instructions:
.
For Contact Smart Chip selection, contact your Regional Sales Representative. Standard configuration does not include a contact smart chip module.
1 For new artwork files, contact Customer Service for custom artwork number, lead-times and cost.
2 Cards ordered with plain white front and back packaging, with no HID artwork or with custom artwork, will still have a small “HID logo” "
" and reference number printed in the
lower left-hand corner and a slot punch target printed on the back of the card.
3 The external card number is placed in the bottom right-hand corner on the back of the card.
4 For Laser Engraved external numbers, consult factory for lead times and cost.
5 Cards are provided with an optional vertical slot punch at no additional charge. Some video imaging printers cannot accommodate pre-slot punched cards. Please consult with the
printer manufacturer prior to ordering.
6 Programmed as a sequential 12 digit number.
* The composite construction is recommended for all cards that will have an over-laminate applied.
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1398 / 1598 - Smart DuoProx® II Card Ordering Form
Please ensure each required option has been checked with the appropriate choice to fulfill a completed order form.
Base Model
1398 Standard PVC
1598 Composite 40% Polyester / PVC*
Programming (Check One)
L - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Specify Programming Information.
C - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz) Casi-Rusco. (Identified on Ink jet Markings)
Specify Programming Information.
N - Non-Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Programming Information Not Required.
Front Packaging (Check One)
G - Plain White PVC with Gloss Finish
C - Custom Artwork with Gloss Finish – Specify Custom Artwork Number1
Optional
Contact Smart
Chip Module
(Front or Back side)
Front Packaging
Back Packaging (Check One)
G - Plain White PVC with Gloss Finish2
S - Standard Smart DuoProx II Artwork2
C - Custom Artwork with Gloss Finish – Specify Custom Artwork Number1, 2
Card Numbering3 (Check One)
Back Packaging
M - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Inkjetted)
N - No External Card Numbering
S - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Inkjetted)
R - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Inkjetted)
A - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Engraved)4
B - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Engraved)4
C - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Engraved)4
For a list of embeddable modules, contact your Regional Sales Representative.
Slot Punch5 (Check One)
N - No Slot Punch (Printed location of vertical slot punch will remain)
V - Vertical Slot Punch
12345 = Card ID Number
YYYYYYYY-YY = Sales Order Number
Optional Custom Artwork1
(Specify Artwork Number – Refer to the Custom Artwork Forms for new Artwork)
Please enter your final card options from check boxes above. Example: 1398LGGMN
Final Part Number
Bit Numbers
Facility Code
(Custom Formats) Site Code
Internal Card No. Start
External Card No. Start
Special Instructions:
125 kHz Card Programming Information
. (example: 26 bit)
Format Number
.
. City Code
. OEM Code
. Stop
.
. Stop
.
(Optional Artwork #)
(example: H10301)
.
.
For Contact Smart Chip selection, contact your Regional Sales Representative. Standard configuration does not include a contact smart chip module.
1 For new artwork files, contact Customer Service for custom artwork number, lead-times and cost.
2 Cards ordered with plain white front and back packaging, with no HID artwork or with custom artwork, will still have a small “HID logo” "
" and reference number printed in the
lower left-hand corner and a slot punch target printed on the back of the card.
3 The external card number is placed in the bottom right-hand corner on the back of the card.
4 For Laser Engraved external numbers, consult factory for lead times and cost.
5 Cards are provided with an optional vertical slot punch at no additional charge. Some video imaging printers cannot accommodate pre-slot punched cards. Please consult with the
printer manufacturer prior to ordering.
* The composite construction is recommended for all cards that will have an over-laminate applied.
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1397/1398/1597/1598 - Standard Contact Smart Chip Module Card Ordering Form
HID 125 kHz Proximity Card with an Embedded Contact Smart Chip Module – for quantities over 1000
Please ensure each required option has been checked with the appropriate choice to fulfill a completed order form.
Part Number Worksheet
Card Body (Check One)
1397 - Smart ISOProx II Standard PVC (No Mag Stripe)
1398 - Smart DuoProx II Standard PVC (with Mag Stripe)
1597 - Smart ISOProx II Composite 40% Polyester / PVC (No Mag Stripe) *
1598 - Smart DuoProx II Composite 40% Polyester / PVC (with Mag Stripe) *
Programming (Check One)
12345 = Card ID Number
YYYYYYYY-YY = Sales Order Number
L - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Specify Programming Information
C - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz) Casi Rusco. (Identified on Ink jet Markings)
Specify Programming Information.
N - Non-Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz).
Programming Information Not Required.
Contact Smart
Chip Module
(Front or Back)
Front Packaging (Check One)
G - Plain White PVC with Gloss Finish
C - Embedded Contact Smart Chip Module, and/or Custom Artwork1
Front Packaging
Back Packaging (Check One)
G - Plain White PVC with Gloss Finish2
S - Standard HID Artwork2
C - Embedded Contact Smart Chip Module, and/or Custom Artwork1, 2
Card Numbering (Check One)
M - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Inkjetted)
N - No External Card Numbering
S - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Inkjetted)
R - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Inkjetted)
A - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Engraved)3
B - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Engraved)3
C - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Engraved)3
Back Packaging
Slot Punch4 (Check One)
N - No Slot Punch (Printed location of vertical slot punch will remain)
V - Vertical Slot Punch
For a list of embeddable modules, contact your Regional Sales Representative.
Please enter your final card options from check boxes above. Example: 1398LCGMN-1608W
Final Part Number
-
(Contact Smart Chip Module)
125 kHz Card Programming Information
Bit Numbers
Facility Code
(Custom Formats) Site Code
Internal Card No. Start
External Card No. Start
Special Instructions:
. (example: 26 bit)
.
. City Code
. Stop
. Stop
Format Number
. OEM Code
(example: H10301)
.
.
.
.
Contact Customer Service for lead-times and cost.
Cards will have a slot punch target printed on the back of the card.
3 For Laser Engraved external numbers, consult factory for lead times and cost.
4 Cards are provided with an optional vertical slot punch at no additional charge. Some video imaging printers cannot accommodate pre-slot punched cards.
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2
Please consult with the printer manufacturer prior to ordering.
* The composite construction is recommended for all cards that will have an over-laminate applied.
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1351 - ProxPass® II Vehicle Identification Tag Ordering Form
Please ensure each required option has been checked with the appropriate choice to fulfill a completed order form.
1351 Base Model
Programming
L - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Specify Programming Information.
Color
B - Standard beige finish
Back Packaging
S - Standard HID logo
Tag Numbering (Check One)
M - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Inkjetted)
N - No External Card Numbering
S - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Inkjetted)
R - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Inkjetted)
Hardware Option
N - None
Please enter your final Tag options from check boxes above. Example: 1351LBSMN
Final Part Number
1351
L
B
S
N
Front Packaging
-
(Optional Artwork #)
Back Packaging
12345 = Tag ID Number
YYYYYYYY-YY = Sales Order Number
125 kHz Tag Programming Information
Bit Numbers
. (example: 26 bit)
Facility Code
.
(Custom Formats) Site Code
. City Code
Internal Tag No. Start
. Stop
.
External Tag No. Start
. Stop
.
Format Number
. OEM Code
(example: H10301)
.
Special Instructions:
.
The ProxPass II Tag includes two replaceable internal batteries and Velcro strips for a complete and simple installation.
Battery Part # BR2330, available at most electronic stores (not sold by HID).
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1390 - eProx™ Tag Embedded Proximity Ordering Form
These OEM embedded products are available to OEM HID Connect Development Partners only. Contact your
regional HID Connect sales representative for more information.
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1391 - MicroProx® Tag Proximity Ordering Form
Please ensure each required option has been checked with the appropriate choice to fulfill a completed order form.
1391 Base Model
Programming (Check One)
L - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Specify Programming Information.
C - Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz) Casi Rusco6. (Identified on Ink jet Markings) Specify Programming Information.
N - Non-Programmed, Low Frequency (125 kHz). Programming Information Not Required.
Front Packaging (Check One)
S - Gray with HID Standard Artwork
K - Black with HID Standard Artwork
B - Plain Black Finish, (No Artwork)
G - Plain Gray Finish, (No Artwork)
C - Custom Artwork – Specify Custom Artwork Number1
Back Packaging3
S - Adhesive Backing
Tag Numbering2 (Check One)
M - Sequential Matching Internal/External (Inkjetted)
O - Sequential External only (Inkjetted)
N - No External Tag Numbering
S - Sequential Internal/Sequential Non-Matching External (Inkjetted)
R - Random Internal/Non-Matching Sequential External (Inkjetted)
Slot Punch
N - None
Optional Custom Artwork1
(Specify Artwork Number – Refer to the Custom Artwork Forms for new Artwork)
Please enter your final Tag options from check boxes above. Example: 1391LKSMN
Final Part Number
1391
S
N
-
(Optional Artwork #)
125 kHz Tag Programming Information
Bit Numbers
. (example: 26 bit)
Facility Code
.
(Custom Formats) Site Code
. City Code
Internal Tag No. Start
. Stop
.
External Tag No. Start
. Stop
.
Format Number
. OEM Code
Special Instructions:
(example: H10301)
.
.
For new artwork files, contact Customer Service for custom artwork number, lead-times, minimum order quantities, and cost.
The external tag number is placed on the back of the tag.
3 The MicroProx Tag is not for use on cards that use full insertion or tractor feed type readers.
Do not adhere to metal surfaces. Metal shields the RF, making the tag inoperable. Due to variations in cards and reading devices, HID does not claim that the
MicroProx Tag will work in every situation. Functional and non-functional MicroProx Tags are available for compatibility testing with existing credential and
reader technologies. Compatibility should be confirmed prior to ordering.
1
2
MicroProx Placement
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168/169 Style - ProxCard® Plus Card Ordering Form
Instructions
1. Select one option from each category (1-5) and mark the appropriate box.
2. Complete the Programming Information and Company Information Sections.
3. Fax the completed Ordering Guide to HID’s North Haven, CT, office at 1-203-407-5967, Attn.: Customer Service.
4. HID Corporation will determine the correct part number based on the options you specify, and fax you the part number and specification
sheet.
5. Place an order for the ProxCard Plus card with the part number provided by HID.
Card Thickness: 0.047” ± 0.004” - Check with your printer manufacturer to verify card printability
- Magnetic Stripe applications: Verify reader slot width.
Style 168 card = Non-printable surface, Matte Finish
1. Card Front
ProxCard Plus Artwork
Plain White 1
Custom Artwork (500 Min.)
6. Card Style (Wiegand Code Strip Location)
A (If unsure, or card is to be used in a mixed reader environment, please
contact the factory)
A1
2. Card Back
Plain White
Custom Artwork (500 Min.)
3. Card Finish
Matte Finish
Gloss Finish
NOTE: Cards are manufactured with similar front and
back side finishes only, (i.e. Matte/Matte or Gloss/Gloss)
4. High Coercivity Magnetic Stripe
Front
Back
None
Programming Information (Wiegand):
Facility Code: “A” Field
.
Facility Code: “A” Field
External Card Numbering 2 :
Front
Back
.
.
“B” Field
.
(if required)
.
Internal PIN Start No:
Company Information:
(If different than Wiegand Programming Info)
(if required)
Bit Format:
Notes:
Please call customer service for availability, minimum order requirements, and a quote for custom
cards.
1 Cards ordered with plain white front and back packaging, with no HID artwork or custom artwork,
will have a small “HID” printed in the lower right-hand corner and a horizontal slot punch halo target
printed on the back of the card.
2 The external card number is ink jet printed in the lower left-hand corner on the back of the card.
Zero gap numbering is not available. The external PIN numbers will be associated with the
Wiegand programming unless otherwise specified.
3 Some video imaging printers cannot accommodate pre-slot punched cards. Please consult with
the printer manufacturer prior to printing.
4 Consult customer service for vertical slot punch.
Programming Information (Proximity):
.
“B” Field
Style 169 card = Printable surface, Gloss Finish
5. Slot Punch 3
No Slot Punch (Printed halo of horizontal slot punch will remain)
Horizontal Slot Punch 4
Company Name:
.
Contact:
.
Address:
.
Bit Format:
.
City:
.
Internal PIN Start No:
.
State:
.
Zip Code:
.
Phone:
.
Fax:
.
Total Qty.:
(100 Min.)
Matching PIN
Non-Matching Sequential Start No.:
.
Non-Matching Start No. (Random):
.
None
For Internal Use Only (To be Completed by HID):
ProxCard Plus Part Number:
Part No.: 1 6 8
or 1 6 9
.
Issued By:
Date:
.
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Direct Image PVC Glossy Label Part Numbers
Part #
Description
Thickness
Dimensions
1324GAV11
1324GAN11
ProxCard II size with slot punch, white adhesive back
ProxCard II size, no slot punch, white adhesive back
10 mil PVC
10 mil PVC
3.310” x 2.060"
3.310” x 2.060"
1324GAV21
1324GAN21
ProxCard II size with slot punch, white adhesive back
ProxCard II size, no slot punch, white adhesive back
20 mil PVC
20 mil PVC
3.310” x 2.060"
3.310” x 2.060"
1324GGV31
1324GGN31
ProxCard II size with slot punch, no adhesive
ProxCard II size, no slot punch, no adhesive
30 mil PVC
30 mil PVC
3.310” x 2.060"
3.310” x 2.060"
1324GBV22
1324GBN22
ISOProx II and ProxCard II size with slot punch, brown (3M) adhesive back
ISOProx II and ProxCard II size, no slot punch, brown (3M) adhesive back
20 mil PVC
20 mil PVC
3.370” x 2.125”
3.370” x 2.125”
1324GAV22
1324GAN22
ISOProx II and ProxCard II size, with slot punch, white adhesive back
ISOProx II and ProxCard II size, no slot punch, white adhesive back
20 mil PVC
20 mil PVC
3.370” x 2.125”
3.370” x 2.125”
1324CAN10
Clear guard protection label for use with all direct image cards
1.
2.
3.
Some dye sublimation printers cannot accommodate pre-slot punched labels; please consult with the printer manufacturer prior to ordering.
Labels are packaged in multiples of 100 pieces. Minimum order quantity is 100 pieces. Orders will be accepted in multiples of 100 pieces per label Model.
Please make sure to adjust your dye sublimation printer setting to the proper PVC label thickness and dimension.
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Custom Artwork Checklist Form
Company Name:
PO No.
Quantity:
Card/Tag and Artwork File No.
Date
Minimum order quantity for Custom Artwork is 500 cards per order. Some Custom Artworks may be higher.
This form, accompanied with the “Custom Artwork placement and Inkjet Location Form”
MUST be filled out, SIGNED and returned to HID so that your order can be processed.
Card Type: Standard PVC
1326 - ProxCard® II
1397 - Smart
1386 - ISOProx® II
ISOProx®
II
1398 - Smart
1336 - DuoProx® II
DuoProx®
1391 - MicroProx Tag
II
Card Type: Composite PVC/Polyester (Additional fee and longer lead-time)
1586 - ISOProx® II
1536 - DuoProx® II
1597 - Smart ISOProx® II
1598 - Smart DuoProx® II
Artwork Placement, Font styles and Colors:
Artwork Placement on Front Side of card
Artwork Placement on Back Side of card
Font Style(s):
.
Front Side Color(s):
.
Back Side Color(s):
.
Do you plan to print over or around the custom artwork with a dye sublimation printer?
Yes
No
“Surface” or
“Laminated” Lithographic Printing (Refer to the “Anti-Counterfeiting Descriptions” page in this guide for details)
Card Options:
Slot Punch1, 4:
Yes
No
Horizontal
Signature Panel:
Yes
No
Size:
Front Card Finish:
Gloss
Back Card Finish:
Gloss
Magnetic Stripe Coercivity:
HID Standard (4000 OE)
Magnetic Stripe Type:
Standard 3 Track
Debitek 1/8"
Vertical
.
(2750 OE)
Other:
.
Anti-Counterfeiting Options:
Invisible Ink:
Microfine Print:
Hologram 6:
Red
Yes
Surface
Yellow
No
Embedded
Blue
Green
Glow in the Dark
Notes:
1. ProxCard II card is only available with a vertical slot punch. Some cards will have printed "indicators" on the back of the card to
show both the vertical and horizontal slot punch locations.
2. Magnetic Stripe available for DuoProx II, Smart DuoProx II.
3. Some cards will have a small “HID logo” "
" and reference number, custom artwork file number, and external number (optional) printed on the card.
4. Do not order slot punched cards for use in dye sublimation printers. Slot edge may damage the printer ribbon. Slot should be punched after dye sublimation printing.
5. Some video imaging printers cannot accommodate pre-slot punched cards. Please consult with the printer manufacturer prior to ordering
6. Surface Holograms cannot be placed over internal electronics.
7. “Representation, Warranty and Indemnity. Customer represents and warrants to HID that it owns, controls, or otherwise has the full and unrestricted right to use the custom artwork
provided to HID for use in connection with this Custom Artwork Checklist Form (the “Custom Artwork”) and to authorize and license HID to use and apply the Custom Artwork to the
cards in the manner provided in this Custom Artwork Checklist Form. Customer agrees to indemnify HID and hold it harmless from and against any claims, liabilities, losses and/or
expenses (including reasonable attorney fees and costs of suit) arising out of the use by HID of the Custom Artwork in the manner provided by this Custom Artwork Checklist Form
or by any custom artwork proofs approved by the Customer.”
8. HID does not recommend placing custom graphics on either side of the Contact Smart Chip area.
9. Halftones not recommended for ProxCard II cards.
Name:
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Indala 125kHz Credential
Every part number consists of a base model number to indicate the type of product, and a letter or number to indicate
®
each product option. Each Indala product has a standard part number that includes default options, as indicated on
the order guide. When an order is placed for a product, the base model number and all options must be specified. If
you require any options that are different from the default options, you must also indicate those options at the time the
order is placed. All part numbers must be complete to be accepted by HID’s order entry system.
All card orders must have the following information:
• BASE MODEL NUMBER – Specifies card or type
• PROGRAMMING – Specifies if card is factory or field programmed (format or format number,
facility code, and ID number range must be given at time of order)
• FRONT or FLAT SIDE GRAPHICS – Specifies standard or custom artwork, and smart chip
placement
• BACK or EMBOSSED SIDE GRAPHICS – Specifies standard or custom artwork, and smart chip
placement
• MARKING POSITION – Specifies location of card marking.
Note: Card marking is surface printed and, therefore is not to be considered permanent. In
certain cases Laser etching may be used instead of inkjet marking. Laser etching is permanent
marking but is not used on all products.
•
•
•
•
SLOT PUNCH – Specifies slot location if available
CARD OPTIONS – Applies to FlexCard® (Base Model FPCRD/CXCRD) only
MAGNETIC STRIPE OPTION – Specifies if card is to have a magstripe and which type (ISO
Imageable Cards only)
CUSTOM FILE NUMBER – Specifies the artwork number to be used
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FPISO - FlexPass Imageable Card Ordering Guide
Standard Part No.:
Description:
FPISO-SSSCNA-0000
125 kHz, white glossy finish front, white glossy finish with Indala logo back, marking on
standard location, no slot punch, no magstripe, no artwork
FPISO S S S
C
N
A
0000
BASE MODEL NUMBERS
PROGRAMMING
FRONT GRAPHICS
BACK GRAPHICS
MARKING POSITION
SLOT PUNCH
MAGNETIC STRIPE OPTION
CUSTOM FILE NO
BASE MODEL NUMBERS
FPISO
FlexISO® Proximity Card
FPWGD
FlexISO Proximity and Wiegand Combination Card
FPIXT
FlexISO XT Composite Proximity Card
(See “Multiple Technology Combination Cards and Tags” Section for additional choices)
PROGRAMMING
S = Standard, Programmed, Low Frequency 125 kHz – exact coding standard, with no gaps or over-runs
(Please specify Format Number, Facility Code, and ID Range)
N = Not Programmed, Low Frequency 125 kHz (Blank/Programmable)
FRONT GRAPHICS
S = Standard white glossy finish, suitable for video imaging
C = Custom (Artwork on file or new)
BACK GRAPHICS
S = Standard white glossy finish with Indala logo, card marking (Sales Order & matching internal ID
number), suitable for dye sublimation imaging in most areas
C = Custom (Artwork on file or new)
MARKING POSITION
(Standard Marking is Label Code E153, which is Sales Order number & matching 5 digit internal ID number,
is used unless otherwise specified)
C = Position 3/Standard Location (Back Side/Lower Right Corner)
Note: Inkjet marking is surface printed and, therefore is not to be considered permanent.
In some cases Laser etching will replace inkjet marking. Laser etching is permanent in most applications.
SLOT PUNCH
N = None
V = Vertical (portrait orientation) extra charges apply
H = Horizontal (landscape orientation) extra charges apply
MAGNETIC STRIPE OPTION
A = No Magstripe
B = Standard Magstripe (3-track, high coercivity, 4000 oersted)
Other Magstripe options are available as special orders.
Please call Customer Service for special order minimums and lead times)
CUSTOM FILE NUMBER (4 Characters – Factory Assigned)
0000 = No Artwork
(Call your Customer Service Representative for new artwork)
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FPSMT - Flexpass™ Imageable Card with Contact Chip Ordering Guide
Sample Part No.: FPSMT-SSSCNAA-0000
Description:
Flexpass™ Flex ISO Proximity, Prox programmed, white glossy finish front, white glossy
finish with Indala logo back, marking on standard location, no slot punch, no magstripe,
Contact Chip A, no artwork.
FPSMT - S S S C N A A - 0000
BASE MODEL NUMBERS
PROGRAMMING
FRONT GRAPHICS
BACK GRAPHICS
MARKING POSITION
SLOT PUNCH
MAGNETIC STRIPE OPTION
CONTACT CHIP
CUSTOM FILE NO.
BASE MODEL NUMBERS
FPSMT 125 kHz FlexISO Proximity Card with Contact Chip
CXSMT 125 kHz CASI-RUSCO Compatible Proximity Card with Contact Chip
FXSMT 125 kHz FlexISO XT Proximity Card with Contact Chip
PROGRAMMING
S = Standard, Flexpass Proximity programmed. (Please specify Format Number, Facility Code and ID Range)
N = Not Programmed (Proximity blank/programmable).
M = (CX Cards Only) Sequential Matching. Programmed, 125 kHz – CASI-RUSCO 12-digit format with matching (6-digit) external marked number.
Note: inkjet matches last six digits of internal ID number, along with the CX designation and a date code. CXdddy 123456. A cross
reference of marking to encoded number will be provided with the order in .txt (text) format.
Q = (CX Cards Only) Sequential Non Matching. Programmed, 125 kHz – CASI-RUSCO 12-digit format with a sequential non-matching 6-digit
external marked number with a customer specified start number, along with the CX designation and a date code. CXdddy 123456. A cross
reference of marking to encoded number will be provided with the order in .txt (text) format.
FRONT GRAPHICS
S = Standard white glossy finish, suitable for video imaging
C = Custom (Artwork on file or new)
BACK GRAPHICS
S = Standard white glossy finish with Indala logo, marking (Sales Order Number), suitable for dye
sublimation imaging in most areas
C = Custom (Artwork on file or new)
MARKING POSITION
(Standard Marking or Label Code E153, which is Sales Order and ID number, is used unless otherwise specified) Note: Card marking is surface
printed and, therefore is not to be considered permanent. In some cases Laser etching will replace inkjet marking. Laser etching is permanent in
most applications.
C = Position 3/Standard Location (Back Side/Lower Right Corner)
SLOT PUNCH
N = None
V = Vertical (portrait orientation) extra charges apply
MAGNETIC STRIPE OPTION
A = No Magstripe
B = Standard Magstripe (3-track, high coercivity, 4000 oersted)
CONTACT CHIP
Contact chip will be embedded on the front of the card.
Due to constant changes in Contact Chip availability, please call Customer Service to help define the chip and card part number, and for lead times.
Note: There are minimum quantities required when ordering Contact Chips
CUSTOM FILE NO. (4 Characters – Factory Assigned)
0000 = No Artwork
(Call your Customer Service Representative for new artwork)
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FPCRD - FlexCard Standard Card Ordering Guide
Standard Part No.:
Description:
FPCRD-SSSMW-0000
125 kHz, printed Indala logo on front, embossed Indala logo on back, card marking on flat side
(lower right corner with slot to the right), white color (not printable), no artwork. Vertical slot
punch only.
FPCRD
S
S
S
M
W
0000
BASE NUMBER
PROGRAMMING
FLAT SIDE GRAPHICS
EMBOSSED SIDE GRAPHICS
MARKING POSITION
CARD OPTION
CUSTOM FILE NO
BASE NUMBER:
FPCRD – 125 kHz Clamshell type Proximity Card
PROGRAMMING
S = Standard, Programmed, Low Frequency 125 kHz – exact coding standard, with no gaps or over-runs
(Please specify Format or Format Number, Facility Code, and ID Range)
N = Not Programmed, Low Frequency 125 kHz (Blank/Programmable)
FLAT SIDE GRAPHICS
S = Standard (Flat Side with printed Indala logo)
C = Custom (Artwork on file or new)
EMBOSSED SIDE GRAPHICS
S = Standard (Embossed Side with embossed Indala logo)
C = Custom (Artwork on file or new, still with embossed Indala logo)
MARKING POSITION
(Standard Marking or Label Code E153, which is Sales Order number & matching internal ID number, is
used unless otherwise specified.
Note: Inkjet marking is surface printed and, therefore is not to be considered permanent.
In some cases Laser etching will replace inkjet marking. Laser etching is permanent in most applications.
A = Position 1/Flat Side (with slot punch to the right, lower left corner) – available with Printable Option only
C = Position 3/Flat Side (with slot punch to the right, lower right corner) – available with Printable Option
only
K = Position 1/Embossed Side (with slot punch to the right, lower left corner)
M = (Standard) = Position 3/Embossed Side (with slot punch to the right, lower right corner)
CARD OPTION
W = White (standard color) - surface treated with UV protection – may not accept printing
P = Printable, matt finish – No varnish, no logo, surface will accept post printing
CUSTOM FILE NUMBER (4 Characters – Factory Assigned)
0000 = No Artwork
(Call your Customer Service Representative for new artwork)
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FPKEY - FlexKey® Keytag Ordering Guide
Standard Part No.: FPKEY-SSSS-0000
Description:125 kHz, printed Indala logo on front side, printed strip for marking on back side
FPKEY
S
S
S
S
0000
BASE NUMBER
PROGRAMMING
FRONT GRAPHICS
BACK GRAPHICS
MARKING POSITION
CUSTOM FILE NO
BASE NUMBER
FPKEY - 125 kHz Keytag Type Proximity Card
PROGRAMMING
S = Standard, Programmed, Low Frequency 125 kHz – exact coding standard, with no gaps or
over-runs
(Please specify Format or Format Number, Facility Code, and ID Range)
N = Not Programmed, Low Frequency 125 kHz (Blank/Programmable)
FRONT GRAPHICS
S = Standard (printed Indala logo)
C = Custom (Artwork on file or new)
BACK GRAPHICS
S = Standard (no logo, printed strip for marking)
C = Custom (Artwork on file or new)
MARKING POSITION
(Standard Marking or Label Code E201, which is a shortened version of the Sales Order number & matching
internal ID number, is used unless otherwise specified)
Note: Inkjet marking is surface printed and, therefore is not to be considered permanent. Most Keytag
marking will be with Laser etching which is permanent in most applications.
S = Standard (back side on printed strip)
CUSTOM FILE NUMBER (4 Characters – Factory Assigned)
0000 = No Artwork
(Call your Customer Service Representative for new artwork)
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CXKEY - CX Keytag Ordering Guide
Standard Part No.:
Description:
CXKEY-SSSS-0000
125 kHz, printed Indala logo on front side, printed strip for marking on back side.
CXKEY
S
S
S
S
0000
BASE NUMBER
PROGRAMMING
FRONT GRAPHICS
BACK GRAPHICS
MARKING POSITION
CUSTOM FILE NO.
BASE NUMBER
CXKEY Keytag style proximity card
PROGRAMMING
S = Standard Programmed, Low Frequency 125 kHz – CASI-RUSCO 12-digit format with no external
marking number. Marking of “CXdddy” is standard.
M = Sequential Matching. Programmed, Low Frequency 125 kHz – CASI-RUSCO 12-digit format with
matching (6-digit) external marked number. Note: the programmed internal number of a CASI card is a
12-digit ID number, example 151234123456. When Matching external numbers are requested, only the
last six digits of the 12-digit encoded number are printed on the card along with the CX designation and
a date code. For the sample number shown, the marking would be “CXdddy 123456” A cross
reference of marking to encoded number will be provided with the order in .txt (text) format
Q = Sequential Non Matching. Programmed, Low Frequency 125 kHz – CASI-RUSCO 12-digit format with
a sequential 6-digit external marked number with a customer specified start number. (For example, if
2000 cards are ordered with a starting marking number of 425000, the marking would start at “CXdddy
425000” and end at “CXdddy 426999”) A cross reference of marking to encoded number will be
provided with the order in .txt (text) format.
FRONT GRAPHICS
S = Standard (printed Indala logo)
C = Custom (Artwork on file or new)
BACK GRAPHICS
S = Standard (no logo, printed strip for marking)
C = Custom (Artwork on file or new)
MARKING POSITION
(Standard Marking (the CX designation and a date code), is used unless otherwise specified)
Note: Inkjet marking is surface printed and, therefore is not to be considered permanent.
Most Keytag marking will be with Laser etching which is permanent in most applications.
S = Standard (back side on printed strip)
CUSTOM FILE NUMBER (4 Characters – Factory Assigned)
0000 = No Artwork
(Call your Customer Service Representative for new artwork)
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FPMXI - Flexpass™ Proximity Multiple Technology Imageable Card Ordering Guide
Sample Part No.: FPMXI-SSSCNAA-0000
Description:
Flexpass™ Proximity with MIFARE 1K card, Prox programmed, MIFARE blank, white glossy
finish front, white glossy finish with Indala logo back, marking on standard location, no slot punch,
no magstripe, no artwork.
FPMXI - S S S C N A A - 0000
BASE MODEL NUMBERS
PROGRAMMING
FRONT GRAPHICS
BACK GRAPHICS
MARKING POSITION
SLOT PUNCH
MAGNETIC STRIPE OPTION
MODULE MEMORY
CUSTOM FILE NO.
BASE MODEL NUMBERS
FPMXI
CXMXI
CXMXI
CXDXI
125 kHz Flexpass Proximity /13.56 MHz MIFARE Combination Card
125 kHz CASI-RUSCO Compatible Proximity /13.56 MHz MIFARE Combination Card
125 kHz CASI-RUSCO Compatible Proximity /13.56 MHz MIFARE Combination Card
125 kHz CASI-RUSCO Proximity Compatible/13.56 MHz DESFire Combination Card
PROGRAMMING
S = Standard, Flexpass Proximity programmed. MIFARE or DESFire CSN only, no sector programming.
N = Not Programmed (Proximity blank/programmable). MIFARE or DESFire CSN only, no sector programming.
C = Custom, Flexpass Proximity programmed. MIFARE or DESFire programmed to customer specification (please call
Customer Service for details).
M = (CX Cards Only) Sequential Matching. Programmed, 125 kHz – CASI-RUSCO 12-digit format with matching (6-digit)
external marked number. Note: inkjet matches last six digits of internal ID number, along with the CX designation
and a date code. CXdddy 123456. A cross reference of marking to encoded number will be provided with the order
in .txt (text) format. MIFARE or DESFire non-programmed.
Q = (CX Cards Only) Sequential Non Matching. Programmed, 125 kHz – CASI-RUSCO 12-digit format with a sequential
non-matching 6-digit external marked number with a customer specified start number, along with the CX designation
and a date code. CXdddy 123456. A cross reference of marking to encoded number will be provided with the order
in .txt (text) format. MIFARE or DESFire non-programmed.
FRONT GRAPHICS
S = Standard white glossy finish, suitable for video imaging
C = Custom (Artwork on file or new)
BACK GRAPHICS
S = Standard white glossy finish with Indala logo, marking (Sales Order Number),
suitable for dye sublimation imaging in most areas
C = Custom (Artwork on file or new)
MARKING POSITION (Standard Marking or Label Code E153, which is Sales Order and ID number,
is used unless otherwise specified) Note: Card marking is surface printed and, therefore is
not to be considered permanent. In some cases Laser etching will replace inkjet marking.
Laser etching is permanent in most applications.
C = Position 3/Standard Location (Back Side/Lower Right Corner)
SLOT PUNCH
N = None
V = Vertical (portrait orientation) extra charges apply
MAGNETIC STRIPE OPTION
A = No Magstripe
B = Standard Magstripe (3-track, high coercivity, 4000 oersted)
13.56 MHz CONTACTLESS MODULE MEMORY
A = 1K memory
B = 4K memory
CUSTOM FILE NO. (4 Characters – Factory Assigned)
0000 = No Artwork
(Call your Customer Service Representative for new artwork)
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FlexPass Formats
The following formats are non-proprietary and are available to all customers. Please call HID to discuss
other formats.
Format Name: 26-BIT WIEGAND
Card Format Number
Facility Code Range
40134
0 to 255
ASP 10022
0 to 255
ID Number Range
0 to 65,535 (Systems installed prior to June 2003)
0 to 65,535 (All new Systems except FP Lite)
Reader Format Numbers
10022 (1L = 1x Wire for LED control)
10200 (2L = 2x Wires for LED control)
Format Name: 27-BIT INDALA
Card Format Number
Facility Code Range
4010X
0 to 8,191
ID Number Range
0 to 16,383
Reader Format Numbers
10251 (1L = 1x Wire for LED control)
1026X (2L = 2x Wires for LED control)
Format Name: ABA TRACK 2
Card Format Numbers Facility Code Range
4038X (ASP)
0 to 255
17256 (ASP+)
0 to 99,999
ID Number Range
0 to 99,999
0 to 99,999
Reader Format Numbers
11037 OC (Open Collector)
11738 PUR (Pull Up Resistor)
Format Name: RS232 Serial Data
Card Format Number
Card Programming Range
16144
up to 24 characters in total length, i.e. ABCD12345678901234567890
Reader Format Number
16144
Format options for FP506B/FP507B Proximity & Keypad Readers (e.g. Format 10022K01)
CFG. Number
K01
Buf/Unbuf
UnBuffered
Data Type
8-bit burst
Options
Pin Size
Special Keys
*/# keys enabled
K02
UnBuffered
8-bit burst
K03
Buffered
Wiegand
facility code xx
*/# keys enabled
K04
Buffered
Wiegand
facility code xx
*/# keys disabled
K05
Buffered
Magstripe
LSB First
4 digit PIN
*/# keys enabled
ARK-501 BUFFERED
K06
Buffered
Magstripe
LSB First
4 digit PIN
*/# keys disabled
ARK-501 BUFFERED PINKERTON
K07
Buffered
Magstripe
LSB First
5 digit PIN
*/# keys enabled
*/# keys disabled
*/# keys disabled
K08
Buffered
Magstripe
LSB First
5 digit PIN
K09
Buffered
Magstripe
MSB First
4 digit PIN
*/# keys enabled
K10
Buffered
Magstripe
MSB First
4 digit PIN
*/# keys disabled
K11
Buffered
Magstripe
MSB First
5 digit PIN
*/# keys enabled
K12
Buffered
Magstripe
MSB First
5 digit PIN
*/# keys disabled
K13
Unbuffered
4 bit burst
*/# keys enabled
K14
Unbuffered
4 bit burst
*/# keys disabled
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Emulates
ARK-501
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Electronic Artwork Requirement Checklist
File Submission & Preparation
This document gives digital artwork specifications from our press department. Use these guidelines and your project should go
smoothly through the pre-press department.
MEDIA:
Please submit files via E-Mail or on CD. Compressed files should be self extracting. Submitted media will not be returned o the
customer. FTP site available upon request.
PLATFORM: MS WINDOWS®/Macintosh®
Projects that are set up in any of the major applications (listed below under "Graphic Applications") generally translate to Macintosh®
smoothly. Please save your final file with pictures embedded, outlined fonts and EPS Vector editable file.
FONTS:
Use Type 1 fonts and include screen and printer fonts on disk. Type may be converted to paths or outlines, but we cannot make copy
changes to text submitted in this form. In addition, converted type loses the benefits of PostScript font definitions; hence, type quality
may suffer. This is more noticeable in small type (-18 point).
PLACED GRAPHICS:
All placed graphics, saved as TIFF or EPS, should be included in their native program. If a Photoshop image is placed in a Quark
document, we need the Photoshop image to produce the job. Sizing, cropping, rotation, etc. should all be done to the element in its
native program and placed in Quark. Color images should be converted from RGB to CMYK. Special colors should be designated using
PMS or provide color sample to be matched. Resolution of color images, B&W halftones, or duotones should be 300 dpi.
GRAPHIC APPLICATIONS (latest version):
Adobe Photoshop® - Adobe Illustrator® - QuarkXpress®
BITMAPS AND TRACING:
Scanned line art converted to bitmaps should have a resolution of 1200 - 2400 dpi. Lower resolutions will result in jagged curves. Many
programs can convert (trace) bitmaps to vector drawings. Smoothing a traced image can be time consuming, but once completed
yields a resolution independent graphic that will provide crisp reproduction for all future uses. We can provide this service for you at our
regular file intervention rate. Minimum required DPI (dots per inch) is 300.
BLEEDS:
Please incorporate 0.125" of overwork for all bleed images. Any portion of the image that extends to the edge of the product is
considered a bleed. Minimum required size with bleed is 2.227" x 3.477" for standard card size file.
MARGINS:
Elements that do not bleed should be at least 0.125" from the edge.
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Anti-Counterfeiting Descriptions
Printing Types
1)
Laminated Lithographic Printing: High resolution (>3600 dpi) offset printing technology yields photographic quality
images. Laminated printing places the ink layer under a rigid clear plastic overlay which protects the printed image
from abrasion and allows you to re-print over the existing artwork on the card. The cards are compatible with all Photo
ID printing methods: dye-sub, reverse transfer and resin transfer.
2)
Surface Lithographic Printing: This process is identical to the Laminated Lithographic Printing, but the ink layer is
applied to the outer surface of the finished card and may include a clear coat. You may not be able to re-print on the
card. The inks and clear coat are not compatible with D2T2 printing (Dye Diffusion Thermal Transfer, AKA dyesublimation) but may be compatible with reverse transfer printing methods. The surface printing is durable enough for
normal handling and use, but may wear more quickly in heavy use or swipe (magnetic stripe) applications. It is not
recommended for high use applications, or for printing critical data such as emergency information. This process is
often used for quick turnaround of simple text and graphics on card backs.
Surface Hologram
Holograms are one of the most recognizable anti-counterfeiting devices on the market. The optically variable image cannot be
duplicated with standard printing. Surface holograms are applied via hot stamping to the exterior of the card surface. This style
of application is common to all financial transaction cards.
Embedded Hologram
Embedded holograms are positioned under the rigid clear outer layer of the card surface. Unlike surface holograms, embedded
holograms are amenable to dye sublimation – allowing the entire card surface to be personalized. This application style furthers
the effectiveness of the anti-counterfeiting feature by requiring expensive specialized equipment during manufacture.
Embedded Advantage™ Security Seal
The Advantage™ product is a specialized optically variable device that is manufactured in only one plant worldwide. It has been
the OVD of choice for many government identity documents, including many states driver licenses and the INS card. Like the
embedded hologram, this device is placed under the rigid clear outer layer and is not subject to surface abrasion and wear.
Advantage™ images shift from orange to green at different viewing angles.
Invisible Ultra-Violet (UV) Fluorescing Images
Common on credit card, currency and travel documents, invisible ink images provide a covert anti-counterfeiting mechanism.
Though blue/violet fluorescing ink is readily available and inexpensive, red, green, yellow and orange fluorescing pigments
remain difficult to acquire. This covert anti-counterfeiting device remains popular because of its relatively easy implementation in
the field.
Microfine Printing
Very small spot color printing that exploits the limitations of inkjet, toner based (laser) and dye sublimation printers. Counterfeit
reproductions can be determined with a handheld magnification tool.
Guilloche Printing
Fine line interlocking spot color patterns that are extremely difficult to scan and reproduce. These design elements are often
multicolor and are commonly used on currency and travel documents.
Composite Formulations
Composite formulations are designed for durable applications and for use in dye sublimation printers that employ re-transfer
technology and/or polyester laminant patches. Composite cards will minimize the warping caused by such processes. These
formulations derive their strength from combining biaxially oriented polyester (OPET) with traditional polyvinyl chloride (PVC).
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Custom Artwork Placement and Inkjet Location Form
ProxCard® II Cards
Company Name:
Quantity:
PO No.
Date
Card and Artwork File No.
1. External Number:
Standard Location: The standard external # location is shown on the template below. The external # can only be printed on
the back of the card. The external # will be printed in the standard location, unless otherwise specified.
Custom Location: Please indicate the desired external # location by writing "12345" on the appropriate template. The
external # can only be printed on the back of the card.
2. Artwork Placement: Please indicate the placement of your artwork on the template below. Custom artwork must clear the
slot punch location and edges by a min. of 0.125"
ProxCard® II Card Artwork Templates
Cover (Front)
12345 = Card ID Number
YYYYYYYY-YY = Sales Order Number
Base (Back)
Notes:
1. All Prox Card II cards have a molded HID logo on the back side (as indicated) as well as a beveled edge all the way around the card. Custom artwork
graphics need to clear the molded logo and bevel by a minimum of 0.125"
2. External # location reads in the direction as shown. External # character height is approximately 0.1"
3. Please note that there is no custom artwork file number on the Prox Card II.
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DuoProx® II Cards
Company Name:
Quantity:
PO No.
Date
Card and Artwork File No.
1. External Number:
Standard Location: The standard external # location is shown on the template below. The external # can only be printed on
the back of the card. The external # will be printed in the standard location, unless otherwise specified.
Custom Location: Please indicate the desired external # location by writing "12345" on the appropriate template. The external
# can only be printed on the back of the card.
2. An Artwork File Number is placed on each card. The standard location is indicated by the "CCCCC". The standard location
for the custom artwork number is on the back side of the card. Please indicate/incorporate the artwork number on the artwork.
If there will be front side printing only, the custom artwork number will be placed on the printed side, opposite the standard
location.
3. Artwork Placement: Please indicate the placement of your artwork on the template below. Custom artwork must clear the
slot punch locations, edges and magnetic stripe by a min. of 0.125".
4. Magnetic Stripe: If the location of the magnetic stripe is custom (other than standard) and/or if other types of magnetic
stripes are to be added to the card (i.e. Debitek stripe), indicate the location(s) of the magnetic stripe(s) on the template.
Standard Location
Custom Location
DuoProx® II Card Artwork Templates
Slot Punch Indicators
Front
12345 = Card ID Number
YYYYYYYY-YY = Sales Order Number
Back
Notes:
1. External # location reads in the direction as shown. External # character height is approximately 0.1".
2. Cards will have a small “HID logo” "
" and reference number printed in the lower left-hand corner and a slot punch target printed on the back of the card.
3. A standard custom artwork file number is printed on the back side of the card. Front side printing of this same number is an option.
4. Slot punch location "indicators" will appear on the back side of the card only.
5. Do not order slot punched cards for use in dye sublimation printers.
Slot edge may damage the printer ribbon. Slot should be punched after dye sublimation printing.
6. Some video imaging printers cannot accommodate pre-slot punched cards. Please consult with the printer manufacturer prior to ordering.
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ISOProx® II Cards
Company Name:
Quantity:
PO No.
Date
Card and Artwork File No.
1. External Number:
Standard Location: The standard external # location is shown on the template below. The external # can only be printed on
the back of the card. The external # will be printed in the standard location, unless otherwise specified.
Custom Location: Please indicate the desired external # location by writing "12345" on the appropriate template. The external
# can only be printed on the back of the card.
2. An Artwork File Number is placed on each card. The standard location is indicated by the "CCCCC". The standard location
for the custom artwork number is on the back side of the card. Please indicate/incorporate the artwork number on the artwork.
If there will be front side printing only, the custom artwork number will be placed on the printed side, opposite the standard
location.
3. Artwork Placement: Please indicate the placement of your artwork on the template below. Custom artwork must clear the
slot punch locations and edges by a min. of 0.125".
ISOProx® II Card Artwork Templates
Slot Punch Indicators
Front
12345 = Card ID Number
YYYYYYYY-YY = Sales Order Number
Back
Notes:
1. External # location reads in the direction as shown. External # character height is approximately 0.1".
2. Cards will have a small “HID logo” "
" and reference number printed in the lower left-hand corner and a slot punch target printed on the back of the card.
3. A standard custom artwork file number is printed on the back side of the card. Front side printing of this same number is an option.
4. Slot punch location "indicators" will appear on the back side of the card only.
5. Do not order slot punched cards for use in dye sublimation printers.
Slot edge may damage the printer ribbon. Slot should be punched after dye sublimation printing.
6. Some video imaging printers cannot accommodate pre-slot punched cards. Please consult with the printer manufacturer prior to ordering.
Name:
December 1, 2008
Signature:
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Date:.
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Smart ISOProx and DuoProx II Cards
Smart ISOProx® II
Company Name:
Quantity:
Smart DuoProx® II
PO No.
Date
Card and Artwork File No.
1. External Number:
Standard Location: The standard external # location is shown on the template below. The external # can only be printed on
the back of the card. The external # will be printed in the standard location, unless otherwise specified.
Custom Location: Please indicate the desired external # location by writing "12345" on the appropriate template. The external
# can only be printed on the back of the card.
2. An Artwork File Number is placed on each card. The standard location is indicated by the "CCCCC". The standard location
for the custom artwork number is on the back side of the card. Please indicate/incorporate the artwork number on the artwork.
If there will be front side printing only, the custom artwork number will be placed on the printed side, opposite the standard
location.
3. Artwork Placement: Please indicate the placement of your artwork on the template below. Custom artwork must clear the
slot punch locations, edges and magnetic stripe by a min. of 0.125".
4. Magnetic Stripe: If the location of the magnetic stripe is custom (other than standard) and/or if other types of magnetic
stripes are to be added to the card (i.e. Debitek stripe), indicate the location(s) of the magnetic stripe(s) on the template.
Standard Location
Custom Location
(Magnetic Stripe is not available on Smart ISOProx II Cards)
Smart ISOProx® II and Smart DuoProx® II Card Artwork Templates
Slot Punch Indicators
Front
12345 = Card ID Number
YYYYYYYY-YY = Sales Order Number
Back
Contact Smart Chip location to be embedded compliant with ISO 7816 on front or back side.
HID does not recommend placing custom graphics on either side of the Contact Smart Chip area.
Notes:
1. External # location reads in the direction as shown. External # character height is approximately 0.1".
2. Cards will have a small “HID logo” "
" and reference number printed in the lower left-hand corner and a slot punch target printed on the back of the card.
3. A standard custom artwork file number is printed on the back side of the card. Front side printing of this same number is an option.
4. Slot punch location "indicators" will appear on the back side of the card only.
5. Do not order slot punched cards for use in dye sublimation printers.
Slot edge may damage the printer ribbon. Slot should be punched after dye sublimation printing.
6. Some video imaging printers cannot accommodate pre-slot punched cards. Please consult with the printer manufacturer prior to ordering.
Name:
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MicroProx Tag
Company Name:
Quantity:
PO No.
Date
Tag and Artwork File No.
1. External Number:
Standard Location: The external # can only be printed on the back of the Tag.
2. Artwork Placement: Please indicate the placement of your artwork on the template below (Front side only). Custom artwork
must clear the inner circle by a min. of 0.125".
MicroProx Tag Artwork Template
Front
Notes:
1. Minimum order quantity 10,000 pieces per Purchase Order.
2. Maximum two color artwork.
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Signature:
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Date:.
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1050AGN00 ProxProgrammer® Ordering Guide
Standard Part Number: 1050AGN00
Description: Programmer for HID 125 kHz Programmable RFID Transponders/Cards/ Tags1, with CD-ROM containing
Windows 95/NT compatible software, plug-in power supply, configuration cards, and configurable diskette.
To upgrade4 an existing HID ProxProgrammer please provide:
HID Part Number: 1050-306-01
.
Serial Number:
Software Name:
(Software name can be found on the Customer Specific Files Diskette)
.
Please specify the following1, 2:
A-
B-
Format Number # 1
.
Facility Code Range, or specific Facility Code
.
Card Number Range (Start and Stop)
.
Format Number # 2 (If required)
.
Facility Code Range, or specific Facility Code
.
Card Number Range (Start and Stop)
.
Customer must also identify the final user of the ProxProgrammer to HID3:
Company Name:
.
Contact Name:
.
Address:
.
.
Phone #:
.
Fax #:
.
E-mail Address:
.
Only formats authorized for use by your company can be ordered. For HID Format Numbers, please contact HID Customer Service.
Consult factory for a list of programmable RFID Transponders/Cards/Tags that can be programmed with this Programmer.
2 For Corporate 1000 Format and Custom Facility Code & Card Number Range Programmers, please contact Customer Service for availability, lead times, and
pricing.
3 HID requires that a Software License Agreement, signed by the final user of the ProxProgrammer, be on file at HID prior to shipment.
4 Software License Agreement does not apply to ProxProgrammer upgrades.
1
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HID Proximity Readers
Accessories
Part No.
Description
ProxPro Family
5455AGM00
5350-113-01
5350-113-02
5350-113-03
5350-113-04
5355A-302-01
5355A-302-02
5355A-302-03
5355A-302-04
5350-101-01
5350-101-02
5355A-306-01
5355A-306-02
5355A-306-03
5355A-306-04
5355A-306-05
5355A-306-06
5355A-306-07
5355A-306-08
5455-311-01
5455-311-02
5455-311-03
5455-311-04
30-0003-01
137-0005-11
Glass Mount Kit, ProxPro and ProxPro II Readers
Bezel, ProxPro Reader with Keypad (Rev. A) - Charcoal Gray
Bezel, ProxPro Reader (Rev. A) - Charcoal Gray
Bezel, ProxPro Reader with Keypad (Rev. A) - Beige
Bezel, ProxPro Reader (Rev. A) - Beige
Cover, ProxPro w/Keypad Reader (Rev. A) - Charcoal Gray
Cover, ProxPro Reader (Rev. A) - Charcoal Gray
Cover, ProxPro w/Keypad Reader (Rev. A) - Beige
Cover, ProxPro Reader (Rev. A) - Beige
Base, ProxPro Reader (Rev. A) - Charcoal Gray
Base, ProxPro Reader (Rev. A) - Beige
ProxPro Keypad assembly upgrade, "K" Version, (Rev. A) - Gray Cover only
ProxPro Keypad assembly upgrade, "K" Version, (Rev. A) - Beige Cover only
ProxPro Keypad assembly upgrade, "S" Version, (Rev. A) - Gray Cover only
ProxPro Keypad assembly upgrade, "S" Version, (Rev. A) - Beige Cover only
ProxPro Keypad assembly upgrade, "K" Version, (Rev. A) - Gray Cover and Bezel
ProxPro Keypad assembly upgrade, "K" Version, (Rev. A) - Beige Cover and Bezel
ProxPro Keypad assembly upgrade, "S" Version, (Rev. A) - Gray Cover and Bezel
ProxPro Keypad assembly upgrade, "S" Version, (Rev. A) - Beige Cover and Bezel
Cover, ProxPro II Reader (Rev. B) - Charcoal Gray (No Bezel Required)
Cover, ProxPro II Reader (Rev. B) - Beige (No Bezel Required)
Cover, ProxPro II Reader (Rev. B) - Black (No Bezel Required)
Cover, ProxPro II Reader (Rev. B) - White (No Bezel Required)
Rubber Keypad Cover, ProxPro Reader (Rev. A)
Connector Feed Back Nut and Washer, ProxPro Reader (Rev. A)
MiniProx
5365-371-01
5365-371-02
5365-371-03
5365-371-04
New Look 1
5365-372-01
5365-372-02
5365-372-04
5365-372-05
ThinLine II
5395-104-01
5395-104-02
5395-104-03
5395-104-04
New Look 2
5395-371-01
5395-371-02
5395-371-04
5395-371-05
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Classic cover, MiniProx Reader (Rev. E) - Charcoal Gray
Classic cover, MiniProx Reader (Rev. E) - Beige
Classic cover, MiniProx Reader (Rev. E) - Black
Classic cover, MiniProx Reader (Rev. E) - White
Designer cover, MiniProx Reader (Rev. E) - Black
Designer cover, MiniProx Reader (Rev. E) - Charcoal Gray
Designer cover, MiniProx Reader (Rev. E) - Wave Blue
Designer cover, MiniProx Reader (Rev. E) - White
Classic cover, ThinLine II Reader (Rev. C) - White
Classic cover, ThinLine II Reader (Rev. C) - Beige
Classic cover, ThinLine II Reader (Rev. C) - Black
Classic cover, ThinLine II Reader (Rev. C) - Charcoal Gray
Designer cover, ThinLine II Reader (Rev. C) - Black
Designer cover, ThinLine II Reader (Rev. C) - Charcoal Gray
Designer cover, ThinLine II Reader (Rev. C) - Wave Blue
Designer cover, ThinLine II Reader (Rev. C) - White
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Part No.
Description
MaxiProx
5370A-305-01
5375-303-01
5375-313-01
56-0002-01
Cover, MaxiProx Reader (Rev. A) - Gray
Accessory Kit, MaxiProx Reader (Old wiring Diagram) (Rev. A)
Accessory Kit, MaxiProx Reader (New wiring Diagram) (Rev. A)
MaxiProx Reader Rubber Gasket (Rev. A)
ProxPoint Plus
6005-111-01
6005-111-02
6005-111-03
6005-111-04
New Look 3
6005-312-01
6005-312-02
6005-312-04
6005-312-05
Designer cover, ProxPoint Plus Reader (Rev. B) - Black
Designer cover, ProxPoint Plus Reader (Rev. B) - Charcoal Gray
Designer cover, ProxPoint Plus Reader (Rev. B) - Wave Blue
Designer cover, ProxPoint Plus Reader (Rev. B) - White
ProxPoint
6005-101-01
6005-101-02
6005-101-03
6005-101-04
Cover, ProxPoint Reader (Rev. A) - White
Cover, ProxPoint Reader (Rev. A) - Beige
Cover, ProxPoint Reader (Rev. A) - Black
Cover, ProxPoint Reader (Rev. A) - Charcoal Gray
Prox80
5405-103-02
5405-103-05
Classic cover, Prox80 Reader - Gray
Classic cover, Prox80 Reader - White
Other
0300-301-1
0300-301-2
4045-390-03
4045-303-01
6020-302-01
33-0001-01
33-0001-01
146-0002-00
156-XXXX-XX
57-0001-02
02-0004-01
1050-306-01
40-0032-03
6500-101-03
Prox Readers Demo Kit (ProxPro & MiniProx Readers)
Wiegand/Prox Readers Demo Kit (MiniProx & Classic Swipe)
EntryProx Spare Parts Accessories Kit
EntryProx Reader Replacement Antenna
Accessory Kit, HSM
RELAY, 1.00A-24VDC , SPDT-1 FO
Switch, MultiProx Controller
Connector, MultiProx Controller
Firmware Chip - Verify Programming with Technical Support
Key Ring for ProxKey (Keyfob)
Universal Power Supply for the ProxProgrammer
ProxProgrammer Software Upgrade
125KHz Proximity Antenna for embedded multiCLASS OEM150 - 2.22" x 1.43" (5.64 x 3.63 cm)
125KHz Proximity Antenna for embedded multiCLASS OEM150 - 2.56" x 1.10" (6.50 x 2.79 cm)
Classic cover, ProxPoint Plus Reader (Rev. B) - White
Classic cover, ProxPoint Plus Reader (Rev. B) - Beige
Classic cover, ProxPoint Plus Reader (Rev. B) - Black
Classic cover, ProxPoint Plus Reader (Rev. B) - Charcoal Gray
MiniProx Covers will only fit MiniProx readers with removable covers series (Model # 5365E or later), and will NOT fit older versions with electronics potted into
the cover (Model #s 5365A, 5365B, nor 5365C) .
2 Thinline II Designer Covers will only fit Thinline II readers (Model # 5395C or later), and will NOT fit Thinline II readers (Model #s 5395A nor 5395B).
3 ProxPoint Plus Designer Covers will fit all ProxPoint Plus readers (Model # 6005B or later), and will NOT fit ProxPoint readers (Model # 6005A).
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6005 / 6008 - ProxPoint® Plus Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options
Card Reader Description
ProxPoint Plus Proximity Reader
with Wiegand output
with Clock and Data output
Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
6005
6008
B
B
Color Options
G = Classic Charcoal Gray
B = Classic Beige
W = Classic White
K = Classic Black
1 = Designer Black
2 = Designer Charcoal Gray
4 = Designer Wave Blue
5 = Designer White
Hardware Options
B = Pigtail (18 inches/45.7 cm)
L = Long Pigtail (9 feet/3 meters)3
Configuration Setting
Options¹
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
Custom²
XXXX Y
*Revision numbers and availability are subject to change without notice.
Notes:
1 Configuration Setting Options are as follows (factory programmed):
00 = Beep on, LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag read
01 = Beep off, LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag read
02 = Beep on, LED normally off, reader flashes green on tag read
03 = Beep off, LED normally off, reader flashes green on tag read
2
3
04 = Beep on, LED normally red, host must flash green
05 = Beep off, LED normally red, host must flash green
06 = Beep on, LED normally off, host must flash red and/or green
07 = Beep off, LED normally off, host must flash red and/or green
Consult Factory
An optional 9 foot pigtail is available through our HID European office and can also be available in the Americas and Asia Pacific regions via special order of 2,500 unit minimum order quantity. Please call the HID factory
for pricing and lead-times.
To order, please specify the following:
Card Reader Description
December 1, 2008
Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
Color Options
Hardware Options
© 2008 HID Global Corporation. All rights reserved
Configuration Setting
Options
Custom
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5365 / 5368 - MiniProx® Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options
Card Reader Description
MiniProx Proximity Reader
with Wiegand output
with Clock and Data output
Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
5365
5368
Color Options
G = Classic Charcoal Gray
B = Classic Beige
W = Classic White
K = Classic Black
1 = Designer Black
2 = Designer Charcoal Gray
4 = Designer Wave Blue
5 = Designer White
E
E
Hardware Options
P = Pigtail (18 inches/45.7 cm)
T = Terminal Strip
H = Hazardous back box³
L = Long Pigtail (9 feet/3 meters)4
Configuration Setting
Options¹
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
Custom²
XXXX Y
*Revision numbers and availability are subject to change without notice.
Notes:
1 Configuration Setting Options are as follows (factory programmed):
00 = Beep on, LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag read
01 = Beep off, LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag read
02 = Beep on, LED normally off, reader flashes green on tag read
03 = Beep off, LED normally off, reader flashes green on tag read
04 = Beep on, LED normally red, host must flash green
05 = Beep off, LED normally red, host must flash green
06 = Beep on, LED normally off, host must flash red and/or green
07 = Beep off, LED normally off, host must flash red and/or green
2
Consult Factory
3
The hazardous back box option MiniProx is available in gray Terminal Strip only.
4
An optional 9 foot pigtail is available through our HID European office and can also be available in the Americas and Asia Pacific regions via special order of 2,500 unit minimum order quantity. Please call the HID factory
for pricing and lead-times.
To order, please specify the following:
Card Reader Description
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Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
Color Options
Hardware Options
© 2008 HID Global Corporation. All rights reserved.
Configuration Setting
Options
Custom
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5455 / 5458 / 5355 / 5352 /5358 - ProxPro® Family Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options
ProxPro® II Card Reader Description
ProxPro® II Proximity Reader
with Wiegand output
with Clock & Data Output
ProxPro® Card Reader Description
ProxPro® Proximity Reader
with Wiegand output
with Serial output6
with Clock & Data Output
Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
5455
5458
B
Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
5355
5352
5358
A
Color Options
G = Charcoal Gray
B = Beige
W = White
K = Black
Color Options
G = Charcoal Gray
B = Beige
Hardware Options
N = No Keypad, Pigtail (18 inches/45.7 cm)
L = No Keypad, Long Pigtail (9 feet/3 meters)8
Hardware Options
N = No Keypad, Terminal Strip
K = Keypad3, Terminal Strip
S = Keypad4, Terminal Strip
Configuration Setting
Options¹
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
XXXX Y
Configuration Setting
Options5, 7
00
10
14
20
Custom²
09
11
19
21
Custom²
XXXX Y
*Revision numbers and availability are subject to change without notice.
1 ProxPro II Configuration Setting Options are as follows (factory programmed):
00 = Beep on, LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag read
04 = Beep on, LED normally red, host must flash green
01 = Beep off, LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag read
05 = Beep off, LED normally red, host must flash green
02 = Beep on, LED normally off, reader flashes green on tag read
06 = Beep on, LED normally off, host must flash red and/or green
03 = Beep off, LED normally off, reader flashes green on tag read
07 = Beep off, LED normally off, host must flash red and/or green
2 Consult Factory.
3 ProxPro Reader with Keypad (Hardware Option “K” Version): data is outputted over shared Wiegand cable. Reader processes keystrokes.
4 ProxPro Reader with Keypad (Hardware Option “S” Version): (3 x 4 Matrix) requires additional 7 conductor keypad cable. Control panel processes keystrokes.
5 ProxPro Configuration Setting options are as follows (factory programmed)::
00 = Buffer one key, no parity, 4 bit message
14 = Buffer one to five keys (Standard 26 bit output)
09 = Buffer one key, add compliment, 8 bit message (Dorado)
19 = Buffer four keys and add parity
10 = Buffer six keys and add parity
20 = Single Key buffering
11 = Buffer one key and add parity
21 = Supervision Mode
6 ProxPro Serial output reads cards with up to 37-bit formats, and outputs RS232, RS422, and RS485.
7 ProxPro reader Configuration Settings are selected by the customer via dip switch settings. 00 = LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag reads.
8
An optional 9 foot pigtail is available through our HID European office and can also be available in the Americas and Asia Pacific regions via special order of 2,500 unit minimum order quantity. Please call the HID factory
for pricing and lead-times.
Optional Glass Mount Kit for ProxPro and ProxPro II Readers = 5455AGM00.
To order, please specify the following:
Card Reader Description
December 1, 2008
Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
Color Options
Hardware Options
© 2008 HID Global Corporation. All rights reserved
Configuration Setting
Options
Custom
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5395 / 5398 - ThinLine® II Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options
Card Reader Description
ThinLine II Proximity Reader
with Wiegand output
with Clock and Data output
Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
5395
5398
C
Color Options
G = Classic Charcoal Gray
B = Classic Beige
W = Classic White
K = Classic Black
1 = Designer Black
2 = Designer Charcoal Gray
4 = Designer Wave Blue
5 = Designer White
Hardware Options
1 = Pigtail (18 inches/45.7 cm)
L = Long Pigtail (9 feet/3 meters)3
Configuration Setting
Options¹
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
Custom²
XXXX Y
*Revision numbers and availability are subject to change without notice.
Notes:
1 Configuration Setting Options are as follows (factory programmed):
00 = Beep on, LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag read
01 = Beep off, LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag read
02 = Beep on, LED normally off, reader flashes green on tag read
03 = Beep off, LED normally off, reader flashes green on tag read
2
3
04 = Beep on, LED normally red, host must flash green
05 = Beep off, LED normally red, host must flash green
06 = Beep on, LED normally off, host must flash red and/or green
07 = Beep off, LED normally off, host must flash red and/or green
Consult Factory
An optional 9 foot pigtail is available through our HID European office and can also be available in the Americas and Asia Pacific regions via special order of 2,500 unit minimum order quantity. Please call the HID factory
for pricing and lead-times.
To order, please specify the following:
Card Reader Description
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Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
Color Options
Hardware Options
© 2008 HID Global Corporation. All rights reserved.
Configuration Setting
Options
Custom
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5375 - MaxiProx® Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options
Card Reader Description
MaxiProx® Proximity Reader
Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
5375
A
Color Options
G = Charcoal Gray
Hardware Options
N = None
Configuration Setting
Options¹
Custom²
00
XXXX Y
Configuration Setting
Options
Custom
*Revision numbers and availability are subject to change without notice.
Notes:
1 Configuration Setting 00 = LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag reads.
The MaxiProx® reader configuration settings are selected by the customer via internal dip switch settings.
2
Consult Factory
To order, please specify the following:
Card Reader Description
December 1, 2008
Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
Color Options
Hardware Options
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5385 / 6000 / 6020 - MultiProx® Proximity Family Part Numbers and Options
Card Reader Description
Base Part No.
Current Rev.
No.*
5385
A
G = Charcoal Gray
6000
B
6020
A
MultiProx Proximity Reader
MultiProx Controller
with 24 volt, coaxial to Wiegand Interface
MultiProx HSM Interface
Configuration Setting
Options¹
Custom²
S = Side Connector
B =Back Connector
00
XXXX Y
N = None
N = None
00
XXXX Y
N = None
N = None
00
XXXX Y
Configuration Setting
Options
Custom
Color Options
Hardware Options
*Revision numbers and availability are subject to change without notice.
Notes:
1 Configuration Setting 00 = LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag reads.
2
Consult Factory
To order, please specify the following:
Card Reader Description
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Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
Color Options
Hardware Options
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4045 - EntryProx™ Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options
Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
EntryProx™ Proximity Reader
Stand-Alone Access Control Unit
4045
C
G = Charcoal Gray
EntryProx™ Proximity Reader
Stand-Alone Access Control Unit
4045
C
EntryProx™ Proximity Reader
Stand-Alone Access Control Unit
4045
C
HP Infrared Printer4
4045-PRN
N/A
N/A
HP Printer Paper (Package of 6 rolls)4
4045-RFL
N/A
Palm Tungsten E2 PDA5
4045-PDA
Security Tool
04-0001-03
Card Reader Description
Configuration
Setting Options¹
Custom²
N = None
U0
XXXX Y
G = Charcoal Gray
K = Key Kit (Includes 10 ProxKey® II Tags)³
U0
XXXX Y
G = Charcoal Gray
C = Card Kit (Includes 20 ProxCard® II Cards)³
U0
XXXX Y
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Color Options
Hardware Options
*Revision numbers and availability are subject to change without notice.
Notes:
Configuration Setting U0 = LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag reads.
2 Consult Factory
3 Proximity cards and keytags included in kits will be programmed with HID's 37-bit Wiegand format (H10302).
HID tracks the issuance of this format and does not duplicate numbers. Numbers will be issued in random order.
4 Infrared Printer and Printer Paper can be used with previously purchased 4045B EntryProx Models, which are no longer available.
5 The Palm PDA Software is only compatible with 4045C EntryProx Reader, and may be downloaded from the HID website at no charge (http://www.hidcorp.com/downloads/entryproxdcd).
The software can be loaded onto the PDA from the USB port of a PC-compatible computer or laptop.
1
To order, please specify the following:
Card Reader Description
December 1, 2008
Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.*
Color Options
Hardware Options
© 2008 HID Global Corporation. All rights reserved
Configuration
Setting Options
Custom
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Proximity Embedded Reader Modules Part Numbers and Options (OEM product only)
Card Reader Description
Base Part No.
Current Rev.
No.*
Multi Chip Module (MCM)4
4025
A
0 = None
eProx™ Lock Module
4041
A
ProxGuts™ Module
with Wiegand output
with Clock and Data output
ProxPoint® OEM Module5
with Wiegand output
with Clock and Data output
ProxPoint® Plus OEM Module5
with Wiegand output
with Clock and Data output
4035
4038
4065
4068
4065
4068
C
Module Options
Hardware Options
Configuration Setting Options¹
Custom²
1 = None
05 = Standard (Generic)
XXXX Y
N = None
N = None
00 = Wiegand output
02 = F2F Output
04 = Clock & Data output
XXXX Y
A = Beeper with LED
N = None
T = Terminal Strip
B = Beeper without LED
L = No Beeper with LED
N = No Beeper without LED
N = None
T = Terminal Strip
A
L = Board only
A = Board & Antenna³
N = None
B
L = Board only
A = Board & Antenna³
N = LED Only
B = LED and Beeper
00
04
01
05
02 03
06 07
XXXX Y
00
XXXX Y
No beeper option with this Module.
LED Options:
00 (Default)
03
05
07
LED/Beeper Options:
00 01 02 03
04 05 06 07
XXXX Y
XXXX Y
*Revision numbers and availability are subject to change without notice. Some product may require a signed Non-Disclosure agreement.
Notes:
1 Configuration Setting Options for ProxGuts & ProxPoint OEM Modules are as follows (factory programmed):
00 = Beep on, LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag read
04 = Beep on, LED normally red, host must flash green
01 = Beep off, LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag read
05 = Beep off, LED normally red, host must flash green
02 = Beep on, LED normally off, reader flashes green on tag read
06 = Beep on, LED normally off, host must flash red and/or green
03 = Beep off, LED normally off, reader flashes green on tag read
07 = Beep off, LED normally off, host must flash red and/or green
Consult Factory
OEM module board and antenna are shipped disconnected.
4 Multi Chip Modules (MCM) are packaged in multiples of 25 or 100 pieces. Minimum order quantity is 100 pieces; orders will be accepted in multiples of 25 or 100 pieces thereafter.
5 Only pre-existing ProxPoint customers can order the ProxPoint OEM Module Revision A (4065A and 4068A). All new customers looking to embed HID Proximity technology with a ProxPoint solution must order the
ProxPoint Plus OEM Module Revision B (4065B and 4068B).
2
3
To order, please specify the following:
Card Reader Description
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Base Part No.
Current
Rev. No.*
Color Options
Hardware Options
© 2008 HID Global Corporation. All rights reserved.
Configuration Setting Options¹
Custom²
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5405 / 5408 - Prox80™ Proximity Reader Part Numbers and Options
Card Reader Description
Base Part No. Current Rev. No.*
Prox80™ Proximity Reader1
with Wiegand output
with Clock and Data output
5405
5408
A
Color Options
W = White
G = Gray
Hardware Options
Configuration Setting Options2
00
01
02
03
L = Long Pigtail (9 feet/3 meters)
04
05
06
07
Custom3
XXXX Y
*Revision numbers and availability are subject to change without notice.
Notes:
1 Available through our HID European office and can also be available in the Americas and Asia Pacific regions via special order of 2,500 unit minimum order quantity. Please call the HID factory
for pricing and lead-times.
2
3
Configuration Setting Options are as follows (factory programmed):
00 = Beep on, LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag read
01 = Beep off, LED normally red, reader flashes green on tag read
02 = Beep on, LED normally off, reader flashes green on tag read
03 = Beep off, LED normally off, reader flashes green on tag read
04 = Beep on, LED normally red, host must flash green
05 = Beep off, LED normally red, host must flash green
06 = Beep on, LED normally off, host must flash red and/or green
07 = Beep off, LED normally off, host must flash red and/or green
Consult Factory
To order, please specify the following:
Card Reader Description
December 1, 2008
Base Part
No.
Current Rev.
No.*
Color Options
Hardware Options
© 2008 HID Global Corporation. All rights reserved
Configuration Setting
Options
Custom
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Indala Proximity Readers
Overview
Every part number consists of a base model number to indicate the type of product, and a letter or number to indicate each product option.
Each product has a standard part number that includes default options, as indicated on the order guide. When an order is placed for a product,
the base model number and all options must be specified. If you require any options that are different from the default options, you must also
indicate those options at the time the order is placed. All part numbers must be complete to be accepted by HID’s order entry system.
All reader orders must have the following information:
• BASE MODEL NUMBER
• STYLE
• READ RANGE
• TYPE
• COLOR
• OUTPUT FORMAT (reader’s format or format number must also be given at time of order)
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FP - FlexPass® Reader Ordering Guide
FP
1 5 1 1 A /L
BASE NUMBER
STYLE
READ RANGE
TYPE
COLOR
OUTPUT FORMAT
CABLE LENGTH
BASE NUMBER
FP = FlexPass (reader format required)
STYLE
1 = Wave
2 = Curve
3 = Arch
4 = Linear
5 = Keypad
0 = Core Electronics Module
READ RANGE
5 = 5 in. (13 cm.) – available in STYLES: Wave, Curve, Arch, Linear TYPES: Slim and Wall switch
2 = 12 in. (30 cm.) – available in STYLES: Wave, Arch TYPE: Midrange
0 = 4 in. (10 cm.) – available only in STYLE: Keypad; TYPE: Keypad
TYPE
1 = Slim – available in STYLES: Wave, Curve, Arch, Linear
2 = Wall switch – available in STYLES: Wave, Curve, Arch, Linear, MIFARE®
3 = Midrange – available in STYLES: Wave, Arch
5 = Classic (previously known as Mag-Stripe) – available STYLE: Linear
6 = Membrane Keypad – available only in STYLE: Keypad
7 = Heavy Duty Keypad – available only in STYLE: Keypad
0 = Module only
COLOR
1 = Black – available in STYLES: Wave, Curve, Arch, Linear TYPES: Slim, Wall switch, Midrange, Classic
4 = Blue – available in STYLES: Wave TYPES: Slim, Wall switch, Midrange
5 = Grey – available in STYLES: Arch TYPES: Slim, Wall switch, Midrange
6 = White – available in STYLES: Arch TYPES: Slim, Wall switch, Midrange
7 = Beige – available in STYLES: Arch, Keypad TYPES: all
0 = N/A
OUTPUT FORMAT
(Aside from choosing below, please specify reader’s format or format no. – e.g. 26-bit Wiegand or format no.
10022)
A = Standard Wiegand – available in all STYLES and TYPES
S = Serial – available in STYLES: Wave, Curve, Arch TYPE: Midrange
B = Buffered or 8-Bit Burst (must be specified) - available only in Keypad STYLE and TYPE (Membrane or
Heavy Duty)
M = 3 X 4 Matrix
CABLE LENGTH
(The standard cable length for Indala modules is 18 inches (46 cm). No entry needed for 18 in cable. To
order a core module with a 10 foot (3 meter) cable, “/L” is placed in position VII. READER PACKAGES
CANNOT BE ORDERED WITH THE LONG (10 Ft, 3 Meter) cable. However, Reader Core Modules with
the long cable can be ordered. Bezels must then be ordered separately. Please call Customer Service for
assistance.
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Advantage Series (ASR) Reader Ordering Guide
ASR-620++
Long Range Reader
ASR-505-NGR-BGE
Legacy Wall Switch Beige
(Not compatible with ASP+ formats)
ASR-620++/L
Long Range Reader
w/10 foot (3 meter) cable
ASR-503-NGR
Legacy Mullion Black
(Not compatible with ASP+ formats)
ASR-503-NGR/L
Legacy Mullion Black w/10 foot (3 meter) cable
(Not compatible with ASP+ formats)
ASR-505-NGR-BLK
Legacy Wall switch Black
(Not compatible with ASP+ formats)
ASR-505-NGR-BLK/L
Legacy Wall switch Black w/10 foot (3 meter) cable
(Not compatible with ASP+ formats)
ASR-505-NGR-BGE
Legacy Wall switch Beige
(Not compatible with ASP+ formats)
ASR-505-NGR-BGE/L
Legacy Wall switch Beige w/10 foot (3 meter) cable
(Not compatible with ASP+ formats)
OMR Module Ordering Guide
FP5110
OMR-705+
FP5120
OMR-705+, Board w/ antenna
FP5130
OMR-705+, Board w/o antenna
FP5140
OMR-705+, SWH
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Indala FlexPass Accessories
Part No.
Description
FPZ3231A
BEZEL ARCH MIDRANGE READER BLACK
FPZ3237A
FPZ3511A
FPZ3517A
FPZ3521A
FPZ3527A
BEZEL ARCH MIDRANGE READER BEIGE
BEZEL ARCH SLIM READER BLACK
BEZEL ARCH SLIM READER BEIGE
BEZEL ARCH WALL SWITCH READER BLACK
BEZEL ARCH WALL SWITCH READER BEIGE
To ensure security of the format and cards, a Software License Agreement must be signed by the final user of the 3175BNN00, 3012AKN00, 3012ANS00, and
be on file at HID prior to shipment.
2 Developer's Resource CD includes: Serial Protocol Documentation and Developer's Test Program to assist in developing custom MIFARE software
applications.
3 Demo CD Includes: MIFARE Documentation and Sample Application Program.
1
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Corporate 1000™ Format - Request & Authorization Form
Corporate 1000 is a 35-bit card format that is developed specifically for use by individual end-user organizations. Organizations
must qualify, formally enroll and be accepted by HID Global Corporation.
The Corporate 1000 Format is offered to large, multi-location, and end-user organizations which use HID access control readers
and cards. In this program, the end-user has the flexibility to choose any access control hardware/software platform and any
HID System Provider. As the end-user utilizing the Corporate 1000 Program, fill in your company information in TABLE I.
Ensure all fields are complete for the primary and secondary (if desired) authorized contacts within your company.
TABLE I: Your Company’s Primary and Secondary Contacts
Information
Primary Company Contact
Secondary Company Contact
Company Name
Mailing Address
City
State/Province
Country
Zip/Postal Code
Contact Name
Title
Contact Signature
X
X
Phone Number
Fax Number
E-mail Address
Card numbers available within the Corporate 1000 format are 0 – 1,048,575.
Indicate the card number in which your first order should start: Enter start number here.
All card numbers following this number will be “blocked” from use. If you do not specify a card start number, your first order will
start at one (1). Should you require assistance, contact your systems provider or HID directly.
Added card security:
Invisible Ink
Advantage® OVD
Hologram
Micro-fine Printing
Signature Panel
Once accepted into the Corporate 1000 Program, HID shall grant a royalty free license to use the Corporate 1000 Format within
your organization. Please sign below to enroll in this program and to confirm your acceptance of the License Agreement.
ACCEPTANCE OF HID CREDENTIAL PROGRAM LICENSE AGREEMENT
The undersigned party hereby accepts and agrees to be bound by the terms and conditions of the HID Credential Program.
License Agreement is located at www.hidglobal.com/pdfs/credential_license.pdf, pursuant to which a license is granted to the
undersigned party authorizing the use of certain credential formats in connection with participation by the undersigned in the
HID Corporate 1000 Program.
Dated:
Company Name :
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Authorized Signature : X
Contact Name:
Title :
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To ensure the security of your card format, authorize any HID System Provider to purchase and manage your Corporate 1000
cards on your behalf. Enter authorized HID System Provider information in Table II, and HID System Installers in Table III.
Use this form to communicate all authorization concerning your Corporate 1000 format. It is recommended for each end-user to
maintain an original copy of this form listing all authorizations.
TABLE II: Authorized HID System Providers
Company # 1
Company # 2
Company Name
Contact Name
Title
Address
Phone Number
Fax Number
E-Mail Address
Authorized End-User Name
Authorized End-User Signature
X
X
Date
TABLE III: Authorized HID System Installers
Company # 1
Company # 2
Company Name
Contact Name
Title
Address
Phone Number
Fax Number
E-Mail Address
Authorized End-User Name
Authorized End-User Signature
X
X
Date
Send to HID Global for approval and processing: Fax: (949) 598-5756.
For assistance, contact your Customer Service Representative. To add or remove authorizations, submit an HID Global
Corporate 1000 Change Form.
For Internal Use Only:
HID Sales Manager:
Print Name
Issued Corporate 1000 Format No.:
December 1, 2008
X
Signature
Date
Entered by HID Global after approval.
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Index of Terms for HID Credentials
Card
An HID Card is a credit card size piece of plastic that contains electronic circuitry that
works with HID readers. The term “Card” is often loosely applied to Keyfobs and Tags as
well.
Keyfob
A plastic device, roughly the size of a car key, that works like a Card. It is more rugged
than a card and very convenient to carry on a key ring. It has a shorter “Read Range”
(distance from the reader) than a true card because it is smaller.
Tag
Tags work like Cards, but are made in a circular shape. a little larger than a quarter. They
have an adhesive back and can be adhered to any non-metallic surface to allow some
other device to work like an HID Card. Like the Keyfob, Tags have a shorter read range.
(NOTE: The Model 1351 Vehicle ID Tag is a special case. It is a battery powered
Prox device, larger and thicker than a card, that is used only for identifying cars,
trucks, etc. in parking applications.)
Model
Every HID credential has a unique “Base Part Number”. This number is used when
ordering Cards, Keyfobs or Tags to identify exactly what you want to buy.
Options
Each Model has a unique set of available options selected from the following choices. For
example, a Tag is not available with a slot punch; however, you still must enter an “N” in
the order form.
Programming Every HID Card, Keyfob or Tag must have specific data programmed into it before it can
be used. Most customers have HID do the programming and order their cards that way. A
few customers have their own programmers and order non-programmed cards.
Front / Back
Packaging
Packaging is a term that defines the appearance of the Front and Back of every
credential. Options include color, glossy finish, custom artwork, etc. Front and Back
Packaging are defined individually.
Credential
Numbering
There are two distinct “Numbers” that apply to each credential. Every programmed Card,
Keyfob, Tag will have a number inside it that will be read by the HID reader when the
card is used. This is the “Internal Number. It is how an Access Control Unit recognizes
the Credential. It is also possible for cards to have a number printed on the outside
surface. This number is for use by people who manage the entry of cardholder data into
an Access Control System. It can be the same as, or different from the internal number.
Slot Punch
Some cards can have a slot punched in the edge to allow them to hang either horizontally
or vertically. ProxCard II (1326) has a built-in slot.
Custom
Artwork
Some customers pay HID to print their cards with personalized artwork. This may include
a company Logo, a return address (for lost cards), or a special artistic color scheme. The
card front, back, or both sides can be printed. The customer must provide the exact
artwork they want to HID. We will issue a unique number for that customer to identify their
artwork.
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